Milan will select a new manager within the next 48 to 72 hours – secret name possible

According to a rumor, AC Milan is anticipated to select their new manager in the next days, meaning Stefano Pioli will leave at the end of the current campaign. They know exactly who they are hunting, but certain identities are still a mystery.

Due to his extremely subpar performance in the Europa League, Milan realized that Pioli would have to depart the team in the summer. As a result, the club is searching for suitable replacements, and a number of names have been connected to the organization.

The next 48 to 72 hours will be critical, according to Antonio Vitiello on his YouTube channel, as Milan needs to select their next manager during that period. Today, Gerry Cardinale arrived in Milan and will meet with the management.

Although Julen Lopetegui is a candidate, the journalist noted that there is a perception that he would not ultimately be selected. Milan is also thinking about a few names that haven’t yet been made public by the media.

There is little doubt about it: the manager will not be like Antonio Conte, who likes to make practically all of the decisions. Milan, on the other hand, is looking for a manager who can see the big picture and aligns with the club’s ideology.

The pick will also be determined collaboratively, since Furlani, Moncada, D’Ottavio, and Ibrahimovic, in addition to Cardinale, will need to concur.

Although Julen Lopetegui is a candidate, the journalist noted that there is a perception that he would not ultimately be selected. Milan is also thinking about a few names that haven’t yet been made public by the media.

There is little doubt about it: the manager will not be like Antonio Conte, who likes to make practically all of the decisions. Milan, on the other hand, is looking for a manager who can see the big picture and aligns with the club’s ideology.

The pick will also be determined collaboratively, since Furlani, Moncada, D’Ottavio, and Ibrahimovic, in addition to Cardinale, will need to concur.